/lit/ - Literature

>>18408543
That's largerly a myth. Sergio Villalobos wrote a book debunking the myth of the War of Arauco.
Anyway, for anyone interested in Chilean history, these are the ones I recommend:
>Historia de Chile desde la prehistoria hasta 1891, by Francisco Antonio Encina
This one is the longest book ever written about the history of any Hispanic American country. Since it is pretty expensive to buy the 20 volumes, you can read the abridged version done by Castedo.
>Historia de Chile by Luis Galdames
There's an English translation you can find even on Wikipedia.
>La Guerra del Pacífico by Gonzalo Bulnes
Can find it on Memoria Chilena. Francisco Antonio Encina praised it as one of the best history books ever written on Hispanic America.
>Un Mundo que se fue, by Eduardo Balmaceda Valdés
About the life in Chile at the end of the 19th Century and beginning of the 20th.
>Vida Fronteriza, by Sergio Villalobos
An article that esmytifies the War of Arauco.
>Ensayo histórico sobre la noción de Estado en Chile en los siglos XIX y XX, by Mario Góngora
One of the best books ever written about the history of Chile, atleast to my judgement. It explains how the Chilean State was formed, and what role it played on the formation of the Chilean nation.

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>>18222143
The bests are
>Nicanor Parra
>Jorge Teillier
>Pedro de Oña
>De Rokha
>Mistral

>>17908090
Chilean by birth, Hispanic by the Grace of God